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Table 4 Genes that are involved in the photorespiratory pathway and that are differentially expressed between the glu1-2 mutant and the wild-type mutant

From: Transcriptional profiling of an Fd-GOGAT1/GLU1 mutant in Arabidopsis thaliana reveals a multiple stress response and extensive reprogramming of the transcriptome

EC #

Enzyme/protein

Abbreviation

Gene ID

log2 root

log2 leaf

3.1.3.18

phosphoglycolate phosphatase

putative PGLP

AtPGLP1

AT5G36790

AT5G36700

0.674

-0.658

1.1.3.15

glycolate oxidase

GOX

AT3G14415

AT3G14420

0.655

-0.464

2.6.1.2/2.6.1.4

glutamate:glyoxylate aminotransferase

GGAT2

AT1G70580

 

-0.680

 

glycine decarboxylase complex -- H protein

AtGDH3

AT1G32470

0.593

 
 

glycine decarboxylase complex -- H protein

AtGDH1

AT2G35370

0.768

 

1.8.1.4

glycine decarboxylase complex -- L protein

AtmLPD1

AT3G17240

 

0.689

1.4.4.2

glycine decarboxylase complex -- P protein

AtGLDP1

AT4G33010

0.439

-1.126

1.4.4.2

glycine decarboxylase complex -- P protein

AtGLDP2

AT2G26080

 

-0.532

2.1.2.10

glycine decarboxylase complex -- T protein

AtGDT1

AT1G11860

 

-0.600

2.1.2.1

serine hydroxymethyltransferase

SHM1

AT4G37930

 

-0.513

2.6.1.45

serine:glyoxylate aminotransferase

AtSGT

AT2G13360

 

-0.566

1.1.1.29

peroxisomal hydroxypyruvate reductase

HPR1

AT1G68010

0.705

-0.689

2.7.1.31

glycerate kinase

GLYK

AT1G80380

 

-0.554

1.1.1.37

glyoxysomal malate dehydrogenase

MDHG1/

pMDH2

AT5G09660

 

-0.851

1.4.1.7

Fd-dependent glutamate synthase

Fd-GOGAT 1/GLU1

AT5G04140

 

-5.738

1.4.1.7

Fd-dependent glutamate synthase

Fd-GOGAT 2/GLU2

AT2G41220

 

1.070

 

chloroplast

dicarboxylate transporter

DiT2.2

AT5G64280

 

-0.439

 

mitochondrial dicarboxylate transporter

DIC1

AT2G22500

 

0.702

  1. List of genes encoding enzymes involved in the photorespiratory pathway and whose expression is affected by knocking down Fd-GOGAT1 in the glu1-2 mutant. See also Figure 11. The presence of two gene IDs in some boxes indicates a nondiscriminating probe, i.e. the change in expression can not be attributed to a specific gene.